Gazetteer
| Place | Description |
|---|---|
| Ammons Branch |
rises in S Madison County and flows W into Walnut Creek. |
| Ammons Knob |
S Macon County between the head of Hayes Mill Creek and Nickajack Creek. Alt. 3,916. |
| Amorita |
community in N Alleghany County served by post office, 1899-1906. |
| Amos Creek |
rises in NW Caldwell County and flows S into Mulberry Creek. Probably named for Amos Green, a nineteenth-century resident of the area. |
| Amos Mill Pond |
See Weldons Millpond. |
| Amos Plott Balsam |
See Waterrock Knob. |
| Amour |
See Armour. |
| Amy |
community in N central Ashe County. |
| Añadales Chase |
an otherwise unidentified designation appearing on the Smith map, 1624, shown between what is now Tar and Roanoke Rivers, NW of the head of Pungo River, probably in what is now N Pitt and Martin Counties. |
| Anderson |
community in S central Caswell County, known earlier as Anderson's Store. A post office was operated there during the approx. period 1820 to 1905. |